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Dirt layer in stove
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Wed Jan 13, 2016 11:04 pmby Kokaneeaddict
Hi, I just received the sxl stove and I am preparing to do the burn in. My coworker swears you have to put a layer of dirt in a tent stove so you don't burn out the bottom. This is my first stove and I wanted to know if anyone does this with their titanium stove?
Re: Dirt layer in stove
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Thu Jan 14, 2016 4:57 amby kevin_t
Not needed but doesn't hurt . I have never done it on ours
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Re: Dirt layer in stove
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Thu Jan 14, 2016 8:47 amby swisski
I asked the same question on here when I first received my stove. Have never done it, and stove still performs good as new after many, many burns. It will warp with heat over time, which is to be expected, but that hasn't hindered any performance. Enjoy!
Re: Dirt layer in stove
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Thu Jan 14, 2016 2:48 pmby kevin_t
Titanium handles heat way better than the steel stoves. I know freeman explore have beer using a stove for almost 4 months strait
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Re: Dirt layer in stove
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Thu Jan 14, 2016 6:51 pmby Grant
No need too. I have burned oak and madrone in mine hit as hell and no problems at all.
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Re: Dirt layer in stove
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Thu Jan 14, 2016 7:00 pmby AK Troutbum
I've been throwing a layer of sand in mine since day one, sounds like it's not necessary but it's never been too much of a hassle either so I'll probably just continue on. I'm a better safe than sorry kind of guy anyway.
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